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London   17 miles   Epsom   4 miles   Sutton   5 miles   Reigate   3 milesM25 (Junction 8 Reigate):   3 miles      A3 (Tolworth):   8 milesKingswood Station to London Bridge, Victoria and Waterloo:   40 minutesKingswood is one of the most prestigious locations on the Surrey Hills, and one of the most accessible being only a few minutes drive from the M25 at Junction 8 (Reigate).  At its heart the village has local shops, restaurants and the Kingswood Arms pub and restaurant and the rail station serves the London termini in around 40 minutes.Consisting mainly of Private, winding roads, Kingswood has a tennis club and two golf courses including the championship course, restaurant and bar at the Kingswood Golf and Country Club.   To the south is the more rural area of Lower Kingswood with its local shops and pubs.Kingswood Property?   Predominately substantial detached houses in leafy gardens although Kingswood also has some Country-House apartments and cottages.LOCAL LINKS:www.kingswoodvillage.org LOCAL BOROUGH:Reigate and Banstead Borough CouncilTown HallCastlefield RoadReigate RH2 0SH    Telephone:  01737 276000

London 15 miles  Epsom  3 miles  Sutton  3 miles  Reigate 6 milesM25 ( Junction 8 Reigate ): 5 miles.  A3 ( Tolworth ):  6 milesBanstead Station to London Victoria: 40 minutesor by changing at Sutton: London Bridge, Victoria and Waterloo: 25 minutesSituated on the northern edge of the North Downs amidst the Metropolitan Green Belt, Banstead boasts the facilities of a town whilst maintaining its historic village status.  The village High Street has excellent and diverse shopping with over one hundred shops as well as a Waitrose Supermarket and Marks & Spencer Simply Food and the village has its own library, a choice of restaurants and coffee bars and many other necessities for modern family life.  To the west of the A217 Brighton Road, the Nork area has local shopping and easy access to the rail station. To the east is the semi-rural village of Woodmansterne with its local shops, village green and rail station.Banstead Property?  Banstead has everything from flats, apartments and cottages to semi-detached and detached family houses and even a few remaining farms.LOCAL LINKS:www.bansteadbvra.org.ukLOCAL BOROUGH:Reigate and Banstead Borough CouncilTown HallCastlefield RoadReigate RH2 0SH    Telephone:  01737 276000NOTE:   Some areas of the postal area of Banstead fall within a neighbouring borough.

London 16 miles   Banstead   3 miles   Coulsdon   2 miles   Reigate   4 milesM25 (Junction 8 Reigate):   3 miles   M23 (Junction 7 Merstham):   2 milesChipstead Station to London Bridge, Victoria and Waterloo:   35 minutesNearby, Coulsdon South Station to London Bridge and Victoria:   25 minutesRich in history and dating back to the seventh Century, Chipstead successfully retains a rural village charm with its picturesque pond, local pub and many period cottages and houses.  Communications are excellent however with access to the M23 / M25 within only a few minutes drive and rail services to London from Chipstead and nearby Coulsdon South.   The Chipstead Preservation Society actively protects the village and the annual Flower Show is a popular event.  Chipstead has a golf course and clubs for cricket, football, rugby and bowls and there is even a local theatre.To the south, Chipstead is bordered by the rural areas of Upper and Lower Gatton and Merstham.Chipstead Property?  There are many listed houses in the village, some dating back to the 16th Century as well as cottages, family houses and substantial Edwardian houses in winding lanes with very little modern development.  Upper and Lower Gatton and Merstham also have period cottages, converted barns and country houses. LOCAL LINKSwww.chipsteadvillage.orgLOCAL BOROUGH:Reigate and Banstead Borough CouncilTown HallCastlefield RoadReigate RH2 0SH    Telephone:  01737 276000

London   17 miles   Epsom  3 miles   Sutton   5 miles   Reigate  3 milesM25 (Junction 8 Reigate):   3 miles      A3 (Tolworth):   6 milesTadworth Station to London Bridge, Victoria and Waterloo:   45 minutesThe neighbouring villages of Tadworth and Walton on the Hill lie between the open spaces of Walton Heath to the south and Epsom Downs to the north.  Walton on the Hill is picturesque with its village pond, local pubs and restaurants and Tadworth has excellent local shopping with a butcher, baker, fishmonger and fruiterer and a rail station serving the London termini.  Protected for its outstanding natural beauty, Walton Heath also has championship golf courses with one of the most exclusive golf clubs in the south of England.   The area also has a wealth of horse-riding country with several liveries.   Mogador lies to the south of Tadworth and borders onto Walton Heath with its championship golf courses and Colley Hill and Reigate Hill with their breath-taking views to the South Downs.   To the east and bordering Banstead and Tadworth, Burgh Heath features the open heath and pond and also has local shops and the Asda superstoreTadworth and Walton on the Hill property?  Typical of village locations, there is a wide variety of cottages, family houses, prestigious homes and several farms and equestrian properties.  Development has created many courtyard houses and apartments too.LOCAL LINKS:www.tadworthwaltonra.co.uk LOCAL BOROUGH:Reigate and Banstead Borough CouncilTown HallCastlefield RoadReigate RH2 0SHTelephone:  01737 276000

London   15 miles   Epsom   2 miles   Sutton   4 miles   Banstead   2 milesM25 (Junction 8 Reigate)   4 miles or (Junction 9 Leatherhead) 3 miles  A3 (Tolworth)    6 milesTattenham Corner Station to London Bridge, Victoria and Waterloo:  50 minutesEpsom Downs Station to London Bridge and Victoria:   45 minutesOr change at Sutton for London Bridge, Victoria and Waterloo:  25 minutesHome to the world-famous Derby Races, Epsom Downs has the wide open spaces of the racecourse and the golf course as well as excellent local shopping and rail services to the London termini from either Tattenham Corner or Epsom Downs Station.  .  The main town centre of Epsom is just over a mile away and has all that you would expect of a thriving market town.   To the south is the rural area of Headley with its golf course and open countryside walks.Epsom Downs property?  Mainly 1930’s and later development with a wide range of houses and some flats and maisonettes.  Substantial family houses in the roads that border the downs and Headley offers some very substantial houses as well as cottages in a mostly rural setting. LOCAL LINKS:www.epsom-ewell.co.uk www.headleysurrey.org.uk LOCAL BOROUGH:Reigate and Banstead Borough CouncilTown HallCastlefield RoadReigate RH2 0SH    Telephone:  01737 276000NOTE:   Some parts of Epsom Downs fall within Epsom and Ewell Borough.  Headley falls within Mole Valley District Council

London  19 miles   Reigate  2 miles   Epsom  6 miles   Sutton  6 milesM25 (Junction 8 Reigate)   ½ mile     A3 (Junction 10 M25)   12 milesMerstham Station to London Bridge and Victoria:  35 minutesReigate Station to London Bridge and Victoria:  55 minutesBordering the southern edge of Kingswood and Walton Heath, Lower Kingswood’s rural village origins are evident with its local shops, village school and the abundant open countryside and farmland.  Communications by road are excellent, the A217 giving access to the M25 at Reigate within a couple of minutes.  Mogador lies to the south-west of Lower Kingswood and borders onto Walton Heath with its championship golf courses and Colley Hill and Reigate Hill with their breath-taking views to the South Downs.Lower Kingswood and Mogador property?  Lower Kingswood has many cottages, and individual houses, from converted stables to a period thatched cottage and Mogador consists of winding lanes with individual homes and country houses. LOCAL LINKS:www.lowerkingswood.co.uk LOCAL BOROUGH:Reigate and Banstead Borough CouncilTown HallCastlefield RoadReigate RH2 0SH     Telephone:  01737 276000

London   13 miles   Epsom   5 miles   Croydon  5 miles  M25 (Junction 8 Reigate)   8 miles    A3 (Tolworth)   6 milesCheam Station to London Bridge, Victoria and Waterloo:   30 minutesSutton Station to London Bridge, Victoria and Waterloo:    25 minutesOn the southern edge of The London Boroughs, Sutton is a busy town with an extensive shopping centre and local facilities. To the south of the borough, and referred to in one newspaper article as an area with the highest number of millionaires, South Cheam along with South Sutton form an exclusive area that lies between Cheam Village, Sutton town centre and the open spaces of the Metropolitan Green Belt.  Cheam Village has varied local shopping and a choice of restaurants, the David Lloyd Sports centre and the historic Nonsuch Park, once home to King Henry XIII’s palace.  Both Sutton and Cheam have fast rail services to London – 20 minutes and 25 minutes respectively.Cheam and Sutton property?  Mainly substantial detached houses, in South Cheam some back onto Banstead Downs or Cuddington golf courses.  South Sutton also has a wide range of modern flats, town houses and apartments.  Cheam Village and Sutton have a diverse mix of flats and houses to suit most needs.LOCAL LINKS:www.bscra.com/ LOCAL BOROUGH:London Borough of SuttonCivic OfficesSt Nicholas WaySutton SM1 1EA    Telephone:  020 8770 5000

London   12 - 14 miles     Croydon   4 -6 miles     Wallington   2 milesM25/M23  Junction 7:   2 - 4 milesPurley Station to London Bridge and Victoria:   22 minutesCoulsdon Town Station to London Bridge:  30 minutesCoulsdon South Station to London Bridge;  27 minutesOn the Southern edge of the London Borough of Croydon, Purley is busy town with excellent rail service to London and consisting of mainly Edwardian and later family homes and prestigious houses on the Webb Estate and in the Woodcote area.  To the South, Coulsdon borders Chipstead and Banstead, with a smaller town centre to Purley and a similar range of housing available.LOCAL LINKS:www.purley-residents.org www.coulsdonwest.co.uk  LOCAL BOROUGH:London Borough of CroydonBernard Weatherill House8 Mint WalkCroydonSurrey CR0 1EA

London   12 miles     Sutton   2 miles     Banstead   2 milesM25 Junction 8:   5 milesWallington Station to London Bridge and Victoria:   30 minutesCarshalton Beeches Station to London Bridge: 35 minutesUntil the railway arrived, Wallington consisted of farms, many of them growing lavender which was highly fashionable in the 18th and 19th Century.  Today, a busy town with excellent shopping and fast rail services to London.   Neighbouring Carshalton Village was mentioned in the Domesday Book and retains much of its character. The area has a diverse mix of property, from studio flats to substantial family homes. By contrast, Carshalton Beeches is much quieter than neighbouring Sutton and Wallington with local shops and mainly semi-detached and detached houses.LOCAL LINKS:www.wallingtonresidents.info www.cbra.co.uk LOCAL BOROUGH:London Borough of SuttonCivic OfficesSt Nicholas WaySutton SM1 1EA    Telephone:  020 8770 5000

London   19 - 20 miles     Redhill   2 miles    M25/M23 Junction 7 or 8:   1 mile Reigate Station to London Bridge:  42 minutesMerstham Station to London Bridge and Victoria:   30 minutesNestled into the Surrey Hills, Reigate is a bustling market town with a mix of shops, cafes and bars and a great diversity of housing.  To the North, there is a more rural area of Reigate and neighbouring Merstham which borders Chipstead and Gatton Bottom with a variety of period and later houses.LOCAL LINKS:www.visitsurrey.com/discover/reigate-and-banstead LOCAL BOROUGH:Reigate and Banstead Borough CouncilTown HallCastlefield RoadReigate RH2 0SH     Telephone:  01737 276000

London   13 - 14 miles     Banstead   3 miles     Leatherhead   3 milesM25 Junction 9:   4-5 miles     A3 at Tolworth:   4-5 milesEpsom Station to London Bridge, Victoria and Waterloo:   35 minutesEwell East Station to London Bridge, Victoria:  40 minutesEwell West Station to London Waterloo:  35 minutesA thriving market town with excellent facilities and a complete range of property from studio flats to prestigious houses bordering the RAC Golf and Country Club at Woodcote. To the North of the Borough, historic Ewell Village is smaller than neighbouring Cheam Village, and has local shopping and two rail stations.  Mainly semi-detached and detached houses surround the village. LOCAL LINKS:www.epsom-ewell.co.uk LOCAL AUTHORITY:Epsom and Ewell Borough CouncilTown Hall  The ParadeEpsomSurrey KT18 5BYTelephone 01372 732000